The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-24
News Items.

The N. T., P. & o. strikers are
rssuming work, and it is thought
the trouble is ended.
Elmer Stephens accidentally
shot and killed George Short,
while hunting near Carrolton. n.
Y.
The salt works at Warsaw, n.
Y, were destroyed by fire. Loss
between $4,000 and 100000.
The Standard OIL Company
propose building several hundred
dwellings and several hotels at
Lima, 0.
A large number of brewers are
in Chicago for the purpose of
forming National Association
of Master Brewers.
Mrs. Emily May Eastman, Of
Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, died
from an overdose of chloroform,
taken to alleviate pain.
Father Cunningham, pastor o.
the Catholic Church at XeDia, O.,
preached his farewell sermon
Sunday, having resigned
Elmer Cooper, claiming 10 be
from Liverpool, o, is under ar
rest on suspicion of being a deal
er in counterfeit: money.
Two little daughters of Fritz
Gross, of Madisonville. O., were
.errlbIy Injured by the explosion
of a railroad torpedo with which
they were playing.
The Philadelphia police ralded
six of the leading Chinese gamb-
ling dens Sunday night, captur-
ing 235 Chinamep, a large guam
tity of gambling paraphernalia,
opium smoking outfits. DC.
Fl. S. Garfield, assistant editor
of the San Antonio Daily Express
after being expelled from the
floor of the Texas House of Rep
resentatives for caustic criticism
of the proceedings. had the
Speaker arrested. He was sent
TO Jail for contempt.
Three more of the Christian
County (Mo.) Bald Knobbers
have been arrested. Fifteen of
The twenty-eight prisoners waiv-
ed examination and were taken
from Ozark TO Springfield, heav-
ily ironed. where they will re-
main in Jail until Court meets In
August.
Whitelaw Reed and family are
the guest Of his mother, at Cedar
vile, o.
Sunset Cox is getting well and
was out TO the theater Saturday
afternoon.
Missouri has repealed the law
prohibiting the manufacturing OF
selling of oleomargarine.
Two engines collided On the
Pennsylvania tracks at Toledo.
seriously injuring five persons.
Mrs. Martha Schemmel, of La
Crosse. Ind, fell through trest-
lie at Valparaiso, and was killed.
Michael Early died at Mariet-
ia, O., Of Injuries received In TIE
late accident On the Mineral
Railroad.
The Union Labor party OF Gin.
cinnati have nominated VIM. L.
Stephenson Ior May or, and put
up full city ticket.
Six boys were discharged from
the Soldiers Orphans Home al
Xenia, o., for general cussedness
and irsr rhnrdination.
The Pavey amendment reia.
tive to the so-called gallon agen
cies has been made part Of the
Dow liquor law in OHIO.
Mrs. Harbage, aged rs years
was burned to death near Wesl
Jefferson, o., her clothes catch.
ing fire from CRATE.
There is trouble at CedarSille
O., between the saloonis's and
antl.saloonists. and one editor
has already been Knocked down
Manning Logan, a SOB of the
late Gen. John A. Logan, wa:
married to Miss Edith II. An
drews, at Youngstown, O., or
March 81.
An explosion Of gas in the
Standard coal mines at Dit
Pleasant. Pa. it is feared, fatal,
injured two: miners named Nc
Masters and McGione.
st. Stephens Catholic Churc'
New York. was entered by theiv
es, who carried off gold and sill
yer vessels and plate valued a
seven thousand dollars.
The Mormons sent to The hons:
Of Correction at Detriot on cum
nlaiive sentences have been re-
leased under the. Supreme Court
ruling that such sentences az
not legal.
The u. S. grand jury has found
bill against Guy Webber, of Gin
cinnati, charging him with usins
1.-The mails 10 defraud in c0nGec:
ion with the st. Andrews Be-!
Land Company.
ii is stated positively that il''
President intends TO appoip
j Fairchiid Secretary o; tiie Treas